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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1961
Page
7
Governor Michael DiSalle releases a mild state of the state message as lawmakers begin the 1961 session. Nineteen bills are filed in the Ohio House including proposals on tax policy, welfare aid, and redistricting with emphasis on state and local government funding and expansion.
New York AP reports Dr. Robert C Griggs of Metropolitan General Hospital Cleveland travels to Yugoslavia to study a kidney disease affecting Sava River Valley villages west of Belgrade for over three years. Lead exposure from millers filling grain mills is suspected as the contaminant.
A Cuban physician testified before a Senate Internal Security subcommittee that funds for a pro Castro advertisement in the New York Times came from Raul Roa the son of Cuba’s foreign minister. The ad cost about 4 600 to 4 700 and aimed to influence U N policy.
John R. Stalls of Middletown led the second annual clinic festival concert at Hamilton Tait Senior High School. Six schools participated in the woodwind clinic and concert including Lakota High School, West Chester. Stalls serves as Taft's director of music.
Frante covers 918 650 square miles making it just smaller than Texas. The comparison highlights Frante's vast size and its relative scale to the Lone Star State.
The Ohio Senate authorized a seven member Senate and seven member House delegation to attend the January 20 inauguration of President elect Kennedy at state expense. The House has not acted yet. Debate centered on whether state funds should cover transport hotel meals and incidental costs were to be paid by lawmakers themselves. Governor DiSalle commented on the matter.
Dorsey Helton of 433 Yankee Road was yesterday's winner in the Lucky Star contest run by the Safety Council. The star appeared at Shafer Street and Flemming Road at 11 40 a m, with no winner reported Monday. Safety Council manager Winton Steller noted the star remained on Flemming Road and Aberdeen Drive for six hours and urged calls if any prize was claimed.
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